The spread of the gospel is usually attributed to foreign missionaries, but the story is different on this Asian peninsula.

Bigger and better AND deeper and further

Whatever your past, present or future as a congregation may be, we are grateful for the kingdom work you have done.

‘The Universe Next Door’ author used worldview as a tool for evangelical apologetics.

How faith and fitness came together to bring back the ancient Greek competition.

Singles need space for grieving and celebration—and the church can offer both.

These athletes walked with God along the arduous road to the Olympics.

We often assume that loneliness and dissatisfaction are symptoms of spiritual failure. But what if they’re signs of healthy faith?

Three ways smaller churches can serve their communities

A Christian college president defends institutional life—even the meetings!—as a high calling.

Dr. Graves is Professor of Biblical Studies at Wheaton College.

A year after their letter opposing the refugee ban, the biggest names in the church are defending Dreamers, persecuted Christians, and more.

Every planter needs a coach because every planter needs a lot of help.

The addition or multiplication of small congregations has always been the typical way the church has grown.

Pastors must prepare to bear these burdens as they meet with parishioners.

Immigrants in New Hampshire and New Jersey ‘fear persecution and torture’ back home.

Americans who identify as agnostic or “nothing in particular” are four times more likely to change their religious affiliation than Protestants or Catholics.

As former gymnast advocates for victims in the church, SGC calls her take on its past scandal “not true.”

This simple meditative prayer can bring big transformation.